ROR photos for postcards?

I've searched through previous posts, and am not coming up with what I'm looking for. Does anyone have high-res (higher than 300dpi) that I could use to make postcards through VistaPrint? I'd prefer photos from the Riu at Ocho Rios, but any scenic Jamaica photos would be great. The biggest concern is that it be a high-res photo. I'd really appreciate it!!!

Here are some pictures we took when we were there. I do not know the resolution. If you like anyof them i can send you an email attachment and that may be better. Im not sure.

Slideshow of scenic Jamaica pics - Photobucket - Video and Image Hosting

I have found wikipedia to be a great place to get high res pics.

Image:Ochi.jpg - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

not sure if that is ror

I have a pic I used for my invites...it's the gazebo on the beach w/palm tree...if you are interested you can email me ;-)

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Awesome! I just sent you an email too!

I've got my postcards printed, but now I'm wondering...has anyone who has been there and back purchased Jamaican stamps for them? I tried to look online what they would cost, but can't find any info. I see that some people are telling guests to wait until they get home to send the postcard, but to me it kind of defeats the postcard's purpose, imo. If anyone purchased stamps down there, could you let me know how much they set you back?

You usually have to buy postage at the resort, don't go wandering off in search of a post office.

I believe the stamps are about $.75 each and the mail takes between 1 and 3 weeks to get delivered to you.

I agree that I like the idea of sending them from Jamaica, but then people will not have experienced all of the wedding activites, viewed their pictures, etc. Also, the US postal system is probably a little more reliable than the Jamaican.

International stamps were $1 at the resort. They sell them at the gift shop next to St. Ann's buffet. Oh, there's a postcard drop off box at the front-desk too. It took about 3 weeks for my postcards to make it to Canada.